Lesson on "WOULD" (conditional, polite requests, repeated actions in the past, expressing desire)

This video tutorial by Mark focuses on the modal verb 'would'. It covers its pronunciation, usage in polite requests, repeated actions in the past, expressing desires, indicating unwillingness, and certainty in specific circumstances. The lesson also highlights the importance of not confusing 'would' with 'had' and provides examples for each usage. The tutorial concludes with a recap and encourages viewers to practice by writing their own examples.

What is the main focus of this lesson?

• The use of 'could' in English

• The use of 'might' in English

• The use of 'would' in English

• The use of 'should' in English

How is 'would' related to 'will'?

• 'Would' is the future tense of 'will'

• 'Would' is the present tense of 'will'

• 'Would' is the past tense of 'will'

• 'Would' is unrelated to 'will'

Which of the following is a use of 'would'?

• To describe a present action

• To indicate a completed action

• To make polite requests

• To express a future action

What is the difference between 'would' and 'used to'?

• 'Would' is for future actions, 'used to' is for past actions

• 'Would' is for repeated past actions, 'used to' is for habitual past actions

• 'Would' is for present actions, 'used to' is for past actions

• 'Would' is for hypothetical situations, 'used to' is for real situations

In which situation is 'would' used to express desire?

• When making a polite request

• When talking about a past habit

• When indicating certainty

• When expressing a wish or intent

How is 'wouldn't' used in a sentence?

• To express a future action

• To indicate a refusal or unwillingness

• To describe a present action

• To make a polite request

What are the most common uses of 'would'?

• Indicating completed actions and making demands

• Expressing future actions and making predictions

• Describing present actions and making requests

• Habitual actions in the past and polite requests